ProverbPedia

“English: Custom makes anything easy.”
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“English: Once a use and ever a custom.”
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“English: Custom is second nature.”
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“English: Curses are like chickens, they come home to roost.”
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“English: When the cuckoo comes to the bare thorn, Sell your cow and buy your corn, But when she comes to a full bit, Sell your corn, and buy your sheep.”
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“English: What cannot be cured must be endured.”
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“English: Great cry and little wool.”
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“English: Don't cry out before you're hurt.”
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“English: Where are the crumbs there are the chickens.”
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“English: Cruelty is a devil's delight.”
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“English: Cruelty is a tyrant always attended by fear.”
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“English: It never goes well when the hen crows.”
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“English: A crow is never the whiter for washing herself often.”
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“English: The crow thinks her own bird fairest.”
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“English: Crosses are ladders that lead to heaven.”
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“English: Crosses are ladders for getting to heaven.”
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